Economy / News
Economy / News
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US jobs growth 'weak'; US vehicle sales dip; US factory orders lame; Tokyo inflation jumps; China holiday migration breaks records; food prices up; UST 10yr at 5.28%; gold softer and oil dips after G7 reserves deal; NZ$1 = 56.1 USc; TWI-5 = 59.9
Technology / Opinion
Technology / Opinion
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by Ross Stitt
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Ross Stitt says that the Australian Treasurer is lacking the time or the fiscal discipline to run surpluses in the current good times, to hold back the tide of the disaffected who are attracted to even more deficit spending
Public Policy / Opinion
Public Policy / Opinion
by Guest
How proposed planning rules could make Auckland's housing supply more responsive to demand
Personal Finance / Opinion
Personal Finance / Opinion
by Dave Ananth
Dave Ananth says tax debt cannot become permanent business finance, and to be viable any business that owes late taxes needs to have a workable plan to stay on top of current taxes due while it catches up on the older debt
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Technology / News
Technology / News
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by Anna Whyte
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AI is moving 'beyond the speed of light.' Can New Zealand's policymakers keep up?
Property / News
Property / News
by Greg Ninness
Fewer properties were on offer at the latest auctions but the sales rate improved slightly
Technology / News
Technology / News
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by Anna Whyte
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Labour's plan for data centres and what its spokesperson Reuben Davidson thinks about overseas panic about AI's threat to humanity
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Personal Finance / Analysis
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The spring real estate selling season is here and our largest home loan lender is cutting two key fixed rates. We explain why and the context in a time of rising wholesale rates
Economy / News
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The Reserve Bank will need to raise OCR by more than it assumed, Westpac senior economist Satish Ranchhod says, due to 'ongoing sizable increases' in administered prices
Rural News / Opinion
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Keith Woodford says exports and population will interact to determine New Zealand’s future in a resource-constrained environment distant from world markets. There are no easy answers
Rural News / Opinion
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Peter Drennan wonders whether protecting the value of the single-desk export system has begun to hold back the next round of innovation in horticulture
Currencies / Opinion
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Roger J Kerr says the global bond market mayhem has implications locally for us, and the RBNZ ignores exchange rate depreciation at their peril. Meanwhile, the RBA is set to hike interest rates again
Public Policy / News
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What's behind the big gap between New Zealand's OCR and Australia's cash rate?
Public Policy / News
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Opportunity announces five non-negotiable policy conditions the party plans to stand by if it makes it into Parliament in November's general election
Other News
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